Archive for July, 2005

Hey everyone, sorry for the lack of updates. I promise to stay more on top of things over the next few weeks seeing as there will be more events featuring Rosario (including this upcoming Thursday with a much anticipated appearance on the Today Show).Anyway, I have received a few emails concerning the quality of the pictures I have in the gallery along with the tags placed on them. Instead of answering all of them I will just address it here and hope those who wrote in reads this.The pictures featured on this site are usually rare and hard to come by. They are either scanned by me or purchased from an image service through photographers. It’s quite expensive to keep up the demand you all have. The reason some are not as high quality or tagged is twofold. A) Bandwidth. Those of you who have been supportive of the site since the beginning know that we’ve shut down for long periods of time before due to the fact that the server couldn’t handle all your demands. So I moved to a larger (more expensive) server and there hasn’t been problems since. I’d like to keep it that way which is why the pictures hosted here are not always the highest resolution available. B) Money. Again, like I said, it’s an expensive thing to collect these photos, and without any donations or help I’m pretty much running this on my own. Photos are tagged to help promote the site so more fans can become aware of it. Also it’s due to the fact I’ve seen people post pictures from the gallery in message boards and the like and not credit this site, which is annoying since if you paid for something, it isn’t fair for everyone else to just pass it around for free. Hence the tag, automatic credit, and more exposure for me.I hope you all can understand why it is necessary. In the meantime I will do my best to update with recent events by the end of today as well as two photoshoots and a magazine spread from a 2000 issue of Urban Latino.Much Love, Joliz

“….Celebrities, AE customers and executives gathered at AE’s new Union Square store, which opens officially today, to celebrate the Live Your Life winners. Many celebrities including actors Rosario Dawson, Adrian Grenier of HBO’s Entourage, Tori Spelling, Nick Lachey, as well as Alexandra Kerry were on hand and joined DJ AM and hipster band Louis XIV in the festivities….”(click below to read the full story)

“..Move over, Mr. Softee. “Sin City” star Rosario Dawson will scoop ice cream from her disco-powered party truck tonight (7/27/05) in Union Square. Her cones come courtesy of American Express’ In:NYC card …”[ SOURCE ]

“With painters displaying, writers reading, and the rarified presences of tousled rake Robert Downey, Jr., and Oliver Stone

“NEW YORK, July 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Atari, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATAR – News) and Marc Ecko today announced an incredible lineup of Hollywood talent providing voices for the characters featured in the video game, Marc Ecko’s Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure. Sean “P. Diddy” Combs, Rosario Dawson, Brittany Murphy, George Hamilton, Giovanni Ribisi, Adam West, Andy Dick, Charlie Murphy, The RZA, and Michael “M.C. Serch” Berrin will all add their voices to the first truly authentic video game based on urban culture and graffiti art. Hip-hop artist Talib Kweli who will voice Trane — the game’s lead character — was announced earlier this year…”(click below for full story)

“…In addition to the music, Rawkus has also formed its own management company called Rawkus Management, and will be launching a film division. The first project to be released will be through Lake Shore Entertainment called

“…As a matter of fact, [Rob Zombie] had Rosario Dawson in the movie – she was very hot and very beautiful, and she had a scene with Dr. Satan. But Rob didn

“…The very busy Rosario Dawson has played the salvation of the universe (or at least her home planet) in ”Men in Black II” and Queen Roxanne of Macedonia, mother of Alexander the Great, in Oliver Stone’s ”Alexander.” She starred in the comic book-based ”Sin City” earlier this year, and has at least three more movies in production or ready for release.Dawson was born in New York in 1979 with a very contemporary ethnic mix of black, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Irish and American Indian. Her grandmother, noted Mullins of the AICH, ”is a Community [House] member, Apache and Seminole…”[ SOURCE ]

“Cast members from the upcoming film version of Rent will appear in New York’s recently-restored Bryant Park on Thursday, August 4th at 12:30. As part of the free “Broadway for Life” lunchtime series, the performance will feature them singing “Seasons of Love” and “Finale B;” it will follow their appearance on NBC’s “The Today Show” that morning…… “(click below to read the full story)